Community Engagement, Communications & Youth Advocacy Intern, Generation Unlimited (YPA Secreta[...]

Community Engagement, Communications & Advocacy Internship Supports Generation Unlimited’s mission by strengthening youth-centered communications, amplifying thought leadership, and enabling meaningful youth engagement across global platforms. The internship provides hands‑on experience across digital engagement, youth participation strategies, and high‑level partnerships, equipping the intern with valuable skills and professional experience within a globally recognized development platform. Responsibilities Lead community engagement across Generation Unlimited social media channels, monitoring and responding to comments and messages in a timely, authentic, and on‑brand manner to strengthen engagement and interest. Support the development, implementation, and day‑to‑day management of an AI‑supported agent for the Director’s leadership LinkedIn channel(s) to strengthen reach, engagement, and thought leadership. Assist with the creation, coordination, and management of the quarterly Generation Unlimited newsletter, including content support and basic performance monitoring. Youth Engagement Assist in designing and implementing strategies for meaningful youth engagement in GenU programming. This includes Supporting the operationalization of the work of the Young People’s Action Team, globally and regionally; The implementation of the Youth Centrality Strategy and Youth Centrality Index; Collecting feedback from young people, particularly marginalized groups, to inform program design, implementation, thought leadership, and engagement in youth‑led research. Contribute to the development and execution of youth‑centric programs, ensuring alignment with GenU’s strategic priorities, particularly programmes around youth‑led entrepreneurship and meaningful youth engagement. High‑Level Partnership Engagement / Events Maintain and update Global Leadership Council (GLC) membership profiles and databases, supporting ongoing membership management and refresh processes. Contribute to planning of GenU’s flagship Global Leadership Council meeting during the UN General Assembly, as well as other high‑level GenU events. Qualifications Enrolled in or have just completed a graduate academic programme in international relations, political science, education, business, monitoring & evaluation, entrepreneurship, or another relevant field. Interest and/or experience in youth development/engagement, public policy, international development, and/or initiatives including adolescents and youth. Strong written communication skills in English; fluency in English is required. Insurance & Documents UNICEF will not be responsible for costs arising from accidents and/or illness incurred during the intern’s service. The selected candidate must provide valid proof of enrolment in a health/accident plan before starting the internship. The insurance certification should cover the whole internship period. Required documents include: Proof of enrollment in a university programme (or proof of completion within the past 2 years) Official transcript showing excellent academic performance Identification Card (ID) Letter of recommendation on institutional letterhead or from a professional email address Proof of health insurance coverage for the full internship duration Benefits The internship includes leave entitlement, reasonable accommodation for persons with disabilities, and flexible working arrangements. No employment expectation at the end of the internship. EEO Statement UNICEF is an equal‑employment opportunity employer. We do not discriminate against applicants on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, pregnancy, age, or any other protected characteristic. #J-18808-Ljbffr Nashville Public Radio